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The Wilder #4
Wild Rekindled Love
Jamie walked away from her love for Wyatt for the sake of his career as a physician, even though she carried his child. When she runs into him at the local emergency room, she can't believe her eyes, but her heart knows she never stopped loving him. Can she let him back into her life for the sake of their daughter? Wyatt knew he would return to Laramie when he finally finished school. He never stopped loving Jamie, but she pushed him away and insisted she didn't love him. He wasn't sure he could forgive her for shutting him out of their daughter's life. When they come face-to-face again, he can't walk away, not from Jamie, nor from his daughter. Will they be able to get past the disappointments and tears to rekindle their love, or will old hurts kill the feelings that still linger in their hearts? Note: This title includes anal sex.
166 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2010
About the author
Sandy Sullivan
83 books201 followersSandy Sullivan is a romance author, who, when not writing, spends her time with her husband Shaun on their farm in middle Tennessee. She loves to ride her horses, play with their dogs and relax on the porch, enjoying the rolling hills of her home south of Nashville. County music is a passion of hers and she loves to listen to it while she writes.
She is an avid reader of romance novels and enjoys reading Nora Roberts, Jude Deveraux and Susan Wiggs. Finding new authors and delving into something different helps feed the need for literature. A registered nurse by education, she loves to help people and spread the enjoyment of romance to those around her with her novels. She loves cowboys so you'll find many of her novels have sexy men in tight jeans and cowboy boots
She is an avid reader of romance novels and enjoys reading Nora Roberts, Jude Deveraux and Susan Wiggs. Finding new authors and delving into something different helps feed the need for literature. A registered nurse by education, she loves to help people and spread the enjoyment of romance to those around her with her novels. She loves cowboys so you'll find many of her novels have sexy men in tight jeans and cowboy boots
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July 31, 2010
Liked this ok. It was going along great and I just thought it wrapped up so fast at the end. I would have liked a little longer ending with more detail.
November 14, 2012
This series turned out to be a lot of sexy fun. Glad I took the time out to get them and read them.
June 12, 2010
Lena’s Review
How far would you go to protect the man you love from being another statistic in life? Jamie knew when she told Wyatt, that she didn’t love him, it was all a lie. Nine years have passed and she still loves Wyatt ,and see’s him every day in her child. Little Samantha is all Wyatt and it scares Jamie every day. Wyatt was her whole life, but she didn’t want to pull him down by being a father with a pregnant girl so young. She wanted the best for him and still does. Yet seeing him again brings back all the passion they used to share and the love she denied years ago. Jamie knows her family hates him, but she still loves him desperately. Seeing him with Samantha makes her realize that her love for him is still real and growing each day. Can she get Wyatt to fall in love with her again?
Wyatt has never forgotten about his first true love. Jamie Wilder is the one woman for him and still is. She caught his attention by her sexy dimples and now as a grown woman has captured his heart all over again. He never believed for one minute that she didn’t love him. Now nine years later he is determined to make her see they belong together, and little Samantha. Wyatt wants, now more than ever, to have Jamie and Samantha, but she keeps denying the love is still there. Years ago he did everything Jamie told him to do, including leaving, but this time he has a say about many things in her life, involving their love. Can Wyatt prove to Jamie that their love is still there and stronger than ever?
It’s so sad to see a series end, but this one was bittersweet by Sandy Sullivan. Through all the Wilder books, we saw a little of Jamie Wilder, and now her story is revealed. It broke my heart to see such a young girl sacrifice her own love for a man who has so much potential like Wyatt. These two were so in love, yet Jamie was courageous through everything. Little Samantha was a cute little nine year old doing what every little child with one parent does-matchmaking. You can tell right off that Jamie and Wyatt are still desperately in love. I loved seeing all her brothers gang up on Wyatt…poor guy. Sandy did a beautiful job in ending this series, but I hope there might be more of this series or her gorgeous cowboys. Awesome job once again, Sandy.
5 Tea Cups!
How far would you go to protect the man you love from being another statistic in life? Jamie knew when she told Wyatt, that she didn’t love him, it was all a lie. Nine years have passed and she still loves Wyatt ,and see’s him every day in her child. Little Samantha is all Wyatt and it scares Jamie every day. Wyatt was her whole life, but she didn’t want to pull him down by being a father with a pregnant girl so young. She wanted the best for him and still does. Yet seeing him again brings back all the passion they used to share and the love she denied years ago. Jamie knows her family hates him, but she still loves him desperately. Seeing him with Samantha makes her realize that her love for him is still real and growing each day. Can she get Wyatt to fall in love with her again?
Wyatt has never forgotten about his first true love. Jamie Wilder is the one woman for him and still is. She caught his attention by her sexy dimples and now as a grown woman has captured his heart all over again. He never believed for one minute that she didn’t love him. Now nine years later he is determined to make her see they belong together, and little Samantha. Wyatt wants, now more than ever, to have Jamie and Samantha, but she keeps denying the love is still there. Years ago he did everything Jamie told him to do, including leaving, but this time he has a say about many things in her life, involving their love. Can Wyatt prove to Jamie that their love is still there and stronger than ever?
It’s so sad to see a series end, but this one was bittersweet by Sandy Sullivan. Through all the Wilder books, we saw a little of Jamie Wilder, and now her story is revealed. It broke my heart to see such a young girl sacrifice her own love for a man who has so much potential like Wyatt. These two were so in love, yet Jamie was courageous through everything. Little Samantha was a cute little nine year old doing what every little child with one parent does-matchmaking. You can tell right off that Jamie and Wyatt are still desperately in love. I loved seeing all her brothers gang up on Wyatt…poor guy. Sandy did a beautiful job in ending this series, but I hope there might be more of this series or her gorgeous cowboys. Awesome job once again, Sandy.
5 Tea Cups!
February 7, 2014
I was looking forward to the Wilder's little sister's story, and disappointed as I have mixed feelings on the story.
Jamie and Wyatt were likeable and they certainly still had chemisty. It was nice to see them rekindle their love. I found Wyatt to be so sweet with his daughter, Sam. It warmed my heart when he called her "Pumpkin", as my dad called me that when I was a little girl.
There were just too many things in the story that did not make sense or seem realistic.
Examples: -I just did not buy Wyatt's reasonings for leaving the pregnant, teenage Jamie,especially when he claimed to love her so. Why would he give up on his unborn child, just because Jamie said she did not love him? I had to agree with Chase's feelings about Wyatt.
- I found it very strange that Jamie's parents really did not say a thing when Wyatt shows up at their house after all these years. This is the man that got their daughter pregnant and left, so it would have only be normal to have at least expressed concern and have a stern talk with Wyatt.
- Why did the author have a 9 year old girl telling her mother and I quote- "he wants to get you in the sack"? Really- That is just not appropriate or even realistic. Kids no matter their age, don't want to ever think about their parent's sex life, no less talk about it to them.
-Another thing,in the 2nd book, Wild Rodeo Nights, a main part of the book revolved around Carrie's teenage sister getting pregnant by Cole's Rodeo friend. I never remember Cole mentioning to Carrie about his unwed sister's experience.
On the plus side, it was nice to have all the Wilder's together at the end with their babies.
Jamie and Wyatt were likeable and they certainly still had chemisty. It was nice to see them rekindle their love. I found Wyatt to be so sweet with his daughter, Sam. It warmed my heart when he called her "Pumpkin", as my dad called me that when I was a little girl.
There were just too many things in the story that did not make sense or seem realistic.
Examples: -I just did not buy Wyatt's reasonings for leaving the pregnant, teenage Jamie,especially when he claimed to love her so. Why would he give up on his unborn child, just because Jamie said she did not love him? I had to agree with Chase's feelings about Wyatt.
- I found it very strange that Jamie's parents really did not say a thing when Wyatt shows up at their house after all these years. This is the man that got their daughter pregnant and left, so it would have only be normal to have at least expressed concern and have a stern talk with Wyatt.
- Why did the author have a 9 year old girl telling her mother and I quote- "he wants to get you in the sack"? Really- That is just not appropriate or even realistic. Kids no matter their age, don't want to ever think about their parent's sex life, no less talk about it to them.
-Another thing,in the 2nd book, Wild Rodeo Nights, a main part of the book revolved around Carrie's teenage sister getting pregnant by Cole's Rodeo friend. I never remember Cole mentioning to Carrie about his unwed sister's experience.
On the plus side, it was nice to have all the Wilder's together at the end with their babies.
August 10, 2013
I purchased this book along with the entire series when I was at Romfest were I meet Sandy Sullivan and she singed all the copies for me. I give this book a rating of 5 stars. This was the last book in the series and was about Jamie the “baby” sister of Justin, Chase, and Cole. Being the “baby” and the only girl you can imagine how over protective the boys were of their sister. Especial when Jamie got pregnant at the age of 17 and her boyfriend skipped town when he found out.
Jump ahead 9 years. Sam, Jamie’s daughter, breaks her arm and ER Dr. is Wyatt. Who Jamie hasn’t seen in 9 years the same night she told him she was pregnant, that she didn’t love him, and to leave. Jamie and Wyatt decide to tell Sam the truth about Wyatt when big brother Chase opens his big mouth and does it for them. Sam is on a mission to get them back together. Jamie and Wyatt decide to try and give dating a try to see if they can make things work between them. Neither Jamie nor Wyatt wants to admit that they love the other one. Wyatt is worried about Jamie she keeps getting headaches and passing out but will not go see the doctor. Will they be able to admit their love and become a family before it is too late?
I was not able to put this one down after I picked it up. I loved Jamie from the beginning and Wyatt was awesome. This book did hit close to home for me and I did cry, but it was a great book.
June 21, 2011
This fourth Wilder Series novel is a testimony to the damage that miscommunication can do to relationships, as well as the hurt that comes when partners refuse to fully share their goals and dreams as well as their responsibilities. Jamie Wilder is a single parent with a nine-year-old daughter, the child of the love of her life who she drove away believing that her pregnancy and marriage to her would ruin the dreams and goals of her lover, a man who was just beginning his education as a medical doctor. Lo and behold, he shows up at the emergency room of a Laramie hospital and there he sees his daughter for the first time--he not only hadn't ever seen her, he didn't even know she existed. This story is full of old angers and hurts, custody discussions, hot loving, and unrequited romance. Yet as in all Sullivan books, there is the underlying reality of a family support system, loving and caring that surrounds Jamie and her daughter, even as Jamie struggles to make sense of her life now and to facilitate a relationship between her daughter and the girl's father. Not a simple story but a very gratifying one, and one that is worth the time and trouble to read.
February 6, 2011
Awesome! I like HEA's. But I hate to see a series end. I loved the way Wyatt kept after Jamie, even tho she kept pushing him away, except when they were having sex! Yes, her brothers were protective, but brothers are supposed to be. Another hard to put down story by Sandy Sullivan.
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January 25, 2015
A beautiful story to finish the series, of love lost and found in the arms of your soul mate.
If you haven’t read the Wilder series then do yourself a favour and start at the beginning. You will not be disappointed!!
If you haven’t read the Wilder series then do yourself a favour and start at the beginning. You will not be disappointed!!
January 10, 2013
This has been a wonderful series. I highly recommend it! Thank you Sandy for writing such a fabulous series!
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